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Dustin Grage is a conservative commentator and X user known for posting politically charged content critical of Democratic figures and Minnesota state leadership. His style is confrontational and partisan, often using inflammatory language to highlight alleged scandals. Credibility is limited as his posts reflect personal opinions rather than verified journalism, frequently amplifying right-leaning narratives.
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The post criticizes Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, labeling him a 'fraud' overseeing nonprofits amid recent scandals like the dissolution of Give Hope for governance violations and conflicts of interest under his office's investigation. It ties this to broader fraud allegations in Minnesota's social services, including the Feeding Our Future scam that defrauded millions, claiming these destroyed Governor Tim Walz's career while Ellison escapes scrutiny. Key themes include political accountability, nonprofit mismanagement, and accusations of complicity by state Democrats, with the post warning 'Keith Ellison is next.'
🔥Why It's Trending
The post is gaining traction ahead of the House Oversight Committee's January 7, 2026, hearing on fraud in Minnesota's social services programs, which has subpoenaed Walz and Ellison. Ongoing federal probes into schemes like Feeding Our Future, involving over $250 million stolen, amplify partisan outrage. Timing aligns with Republican-led investigations post-2024 elections, fueling viral conservative commentary.
💡Fun Facts
- 1Give Hope nonprofit was ordered dissolved in May 2025 after AG Ellison's probe revealed board failures like no treasurer and improper reimbursements to founders' restaurants.
- 2Feeding Our Future defrauded $240+ million by falsely claiming child meals during COVID, with Minnesota officials allegedly ignoring early red flags.
- 3House Oversight Chairman James Comer accuses Walz and Ellison of negligence or cover-up in fraud schemes potentially linked to terrorist funding.
- 4Ellison recently sued the Trump administration to protect CFPB funding, showcasing his consumer advocacy amid fraud criticisms.
- 5Multiple Minnesota nonprofits, including Borealis Art Guild, have settled with Ellison's office over fund misuse.
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Chairman Comer Launches Investigation into Massive Fraud in Minnesota’s Social Services System on Governor Walz’s Watch - United States House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform
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https://www.kaxe.org/local-news/2025-07-24/borealis-art-guild-hibbing-attorney-general-settlement-misused-funds
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